Celebrating CTE Student Accomplishments
On May 28, 2025, families, staff, and community members came together to recognize the students who have completed their Career and Technical Education (CTE) programs. These students have spent the last one, two, or even three years building real-world skills in a wide range of fields—from health sciences to skilled trades, from early childhood education to information technology.
Each student honored during the celebration has shown growth, effort, and a commitment to learning through hands-on experiences. Their time in CTE has helped prepare them for the next steps in their careers, education, or both.
The event also included a special moment for our National Technical Honor Society (NTHS) senior students, who were recognized with their graduation cords in front of friends and family. Their achievement speaks to both academic success and involvement in career-focused learning.
Guests at the celebration also heard from two of our CTE Ambassadors, Olivia Shaw and Noah Jackson. They shared reflections on their time in the program—what they’ve learned, how they’ve grown, and what the experience has meant to them personally. Their stories were a great reminder of the impact CTE can have, not just on future careers but on confidence, leadership, and finding direction.
We’re proud of every student recognized during the celebration and look forward to seeing what they accomplish next.